Dirtys Cage
10-12-2008 | 03:13 PM
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Dirtys Cage
Hi
Ive started to make cages for bikes not covered by sicks range, There made from 1" cold drawn tube with 40mm front and rear posts with turned inserts for better fitting and strengh. There all one offs this one is for a hornet 600 for dirtyroots. What do you think??
Ive started to make cages for bikes not covered by sicks range, There made from 1" cold drawn tube with 40mm front and rear posts with turned inserts for better fitting and strengh. There all one offs this one is for a hornet 600 for dirtyroots. What do you think??
10-12-2008 | 03:19 PM
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What happened to my blox?
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From: THE LEFT COAST
Re: Dirtys Cage
looks good, but i would suggest adding a bar that ties the two sides together.
10-13-2008 | 01:10 PM
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Re: Dirtys Cage
Yep seen it in the flesh today and youve done a good job. I perhaps would have the brace and put it above the exhaust. The only real helpfull critacisum is the angle of the lower part of the cage needs to be closer to the bike.
This will help the bike lie down better as when you put the bike on the side it lifts the wheels right up and nearly on the bars. This may reasult in the bike cart wheeling .......
This will help the bike lie down better as when you put the bike on the side it lifts the wheels right up and nearly on the bars. This may reasult in the bike cart wheeling .......
10-13-2008 | 01:43 PM
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Re: Dirtys Cage
Looks pretty good if you want to test it proper give it to hanksy for a couple of hours if it survives its plenty strong enough.
his tally for three months is
3 cylinder heads
2 sick cages
3 engine mounts
1 custom frame dent
his tally for three months is
3 cylinder heads
2 sick cages
3 engine mounts
1 custom frame dent
10-13-2008 | 02:30 PM
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Re: Dirtys Cage
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10-13-2008 | 02:59 PM
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Re: Dirtys Cage
He doesnt fall off more than Vandal though does he
or are his just harder hits
10-13-2008 | 03:02 PM
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From: BURTON,MIDLANDS,UK
Re: Dirtys Cage
A BEEN OUT WIV JABGO 2DAY AN APART FROM WOT HE SAID MATE ITS SOUND AS A POUND, ITS BEEN DROPT SCRAPPED AN SLAMMED AN THE BIKE STILL GOIN SO ITS DOIN THE JOB CHEERZ MATE 
Yep seen it in the flesh today and youve done a good job. I perhaps would have the brace and put it above the exhaust. The only real helpfull critacisum is the angle of the lower part of the cage needs to be closer to the bike.
This will help the bike lie down better as when you put the bike on the side it lifts the wheels right up and nearly on the bars. This may reasult in the bike cart wheeling .......
This will help the bike lie down better as when you put the bike on the side it lifts the wheels right up and nearly on the bars. This may reasult in the bike cart wheeling .......
